Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 15. 1887
LOCAL NEWS.

Alex. Levin has gone to Mexico by way of Fl Paso.
 There was born, on Monday, January 10th, 1887, in this city, 10 the wife of Joseph Goldtree, daughter.
 Dr. II. E. Crepin, who IS practicing ID Altar, is Tn the city on visit. He has secured very fine practice Rt Altar.
 Up to this time only fifty applications have been received by Postmaster Elliott for the eleIkship in the postofice.
 Willie Brown, son of Mir Chas. O. Brown of thls oity. IS attending the Pa cifo Business College at San Francisco.
 A Nogales telegram to the San Fran cisco Chronicle says Gov. Torres of So- nora IS i'll with the smallpox and but little hope of his recovery IS entertained.
 An investigation shows the Mexican customs bouse, on OrnEs ranch, -Four miles from SasaOe. to be one mlle in- side of the United States boundary line.
 Butterick's Metropolitan Fashions for February lSS7, were received to-day af l.. Zeckendorf & Cos. Call and ob- tain a catalogue.
 Michael Hsnley, well know mining man of Tombstone, died in that city on Tuesday, of consumption. He leaves a wife and three children,
 Lieut.. J. A. Dspray. Gen. Miles aid de-csmp, IS in Chicago awaiting the ar rIvsl of General Miles, who was expect cd, with Mrs. Miles and her son Master Sherman, to leave New York on the 10th, for Arizona.
 William Rayl, son of T. B. Rayl, of Detroit, who came to Tucson B few weeks ago, accompanied by his wife and his father, and very ill, died this after noon. His body is being embslmed and will be taken to Detroit on Saturday. He was about 2l years of age and was married only 8 few months ago.
 A very bold and mysterious attempt was made last Monday to kidnap the twelve-year old daughter of Charley Mauk, in Tombstone. The girl could not be ceaxed, and struggled free when force was attempted to get her into the buggy, and escaped. There IS no clue to the sbductors.
 MT. E. D. Futile, ex-clerk of the board Of supervisors of Graham county, passed through Tucson to-day en route to CpuAls AhNGA Iouutes OuA4ADlAAas NACAC his family now resides and where he will make his home ID the future. MT. Tut tie still holds property interests in Graham county. and in departing from ArIZona he leaves many warm friends behind, who wish him success during the remainder of his days.
 Tucson does not expect 10 put its product of canned beef on the market hnl frrrs Nsr1 rrrng |, of canned dog was exhibited on Pen nlnGton street, last evening. IL went of with En activity that must have ai- forded special qualification to the youthful promoter of the enterprise, and when 1t found refuge under a conven- ;ent domIcile near the depot the supply was suddenly exhausted. In thls In- stance the tail went with the hide.
 Dr. ". J. White has just returned from a visit to the new mining camp st Stein's Peak, and he brings back ore specimens from the Volcano olsim that assays about 5000 per ton, IL came from a depth of sixty feet in the shaft, and there is plenty more just like 1t. The camp is booming and about five hundred people are now there. The stage from the railroad station at the
  and the fare is S4, for the round trip. Good accommodations are to be had st the camp, but 1t will be well for visi- tors to take Rloug an extra blanket. Two shipments of cattle, from Kan Ess, came to Arizona this week. As we have before stated. We think it g hazardous thing to import cattle from l the East at this time. Inspector Fnsk l Is of the same opinion Gs The StockmRn, | but as both lots of cattle were apparent | ly in perfect health, and came from 8 State where no contiguous diseases are known to exist snd which has strict | quarantine Hgsins. Illinois. be COZ Ridered that, under our present law, he | had no authority to refuse to admit | them, Brewster Cameron regards IL Hs | exceedingly dangerous to the range iu- dustry to import cattle from eastern | states, whether pleuro-pneumonia IS known 10 exist ln them or not. It IS earnestly hoped that one of the first acts ot the present Legislature will be to pass law establishing rigid qusrsn- tine. of 8 least ninety days, against cat l tie from eastern poiats,-WIlcox Stock man,